Processing Method and Apparatus for Virtual Resource in Game Scene

ABSTRACT

A processing method and apparatus for a virtual resource in a game scene are provided. The method comprises: combining, according to a preset rule, multiple virtual resources (21) to form a virtual resource group (20), acquiring a first rendering parameter of the virtual resource group (20), and performing first render processing according to the first rendering parameter and in a unit of the virtual resource group (20); determining, according to a preset condition, at least one of the virtual resources (21) constituting the virtual resource group (20) to be a particular virtual resource (22); and processing the particular virtual resource (22) in a preset second processing manner, and presenting a preset visual effect.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

The present application claims benefit of Chinese Patent Application No.201810107779.5, filed to the China Patent Office on Feb. 2, 2018,entitled “Processing Method and Apparatus for Virtual Resource in GameScene”, the contents of which are hereby incorporated by reference inits entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of games, and inparticular to a processing method and apparatus for a virtual resourcein a game scene.

BACKGROUND

In the wave of the Internet, the continuous development and evolution ofhardware and software technologies have promoted the emergence of smartdevices and software. At the same time, a large number of games withdifferent themes have emerged to meet the needs of users.

A game application, running on a terminal currently, has a variety ofdifferent themes and game play types, and the combination of a varietyof different game plays to improve the playability of games is currentlythe development direction of the field. For example, a shoot type gameand a building type game are combined, and a strategy type game and aparkour type game are combined.

It is to be noted that the information disclosed in the Background isonly for enhancement of understanding of the background of the presentdisclosure, and thus may include information that does not constitutethe conventional art known to those of ordinary skill in the art.

SUMMARY

The objective of the present disclosure is to provide a processingmethod and apparatus for a virtual resource in a game scene, a mobileterminal, and a storage medium, which overcome, at least to some extent,one or more problems due to limitations and disadvantages of the relatedart.

In order to solve the above problem, one embodiment of the presentdisclosure provides a processing method for a virtual resource in a gamescene. The method may include that:

according to a preset rule, multiple virtual resources are combined toform a virtual resource group, a first rendering parameter of thevirtual resource group is acquired, and first render processing isperformed according to the first rendering parameter and in a unit ofthe virtual resource group;

according to a preset condition, at least one of the virtual resourcesconstituting the virtual resource group is determined to be a particularvirtual resource; and

the particular virtual resource is processed in a preset firstprocessing manner, and a preset visual effect is presented.

One embodiment of the present disclosure also provides a processingapparatus for a virtual resource in a game scene, which may include:

a first rendering module, configured to combine, according to a presetrule, multiple virtual resources to form a virtual resource group,acquire a first rendering parameter of the virtual resource group, andperform first render processing according to the first renderingparameter and in a unit of the virtual resource group;

a determination module, configured to determine, according to a presetcondition, at least one of the virtual resources constituting thevirtual resource group to be a particular virtual resource; and

a second processing module, configured to process the particular virtualresource in a preset first processing manner, and present a presetvisual effect.

One embodiment of the present disclosure also provides a mobileterminal, which may include:

a processor; and

a memory, configured to store an executable instruction of theprocessor,

where the processor is configured to perform the above processing methodby executing the executable instruction.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, a computer storagemedium is also provided, which may include a computer program thatimplements, when executed by a processor, the above processing method.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The above and other features and advantages of the present disclosurewill become more apparent from the detailed description of exemplaryembodiments with reference to the drawings. It is apparent that thedrawings in the following description are only some embodiments of thepresent disclosure, and other drawings can be obtained from thoseskilled in the art according to these drawings without any creativework. In the drawings:

FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a processing method for a virtual resource in agame scene according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2A is an exploded view of a virtual resource group constituted bymultiple virtual resources according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 2B is an assembly view of the virtual resource group constituted bymultiple virtual resources shown in FIG. 2A;

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a virtual resource constituted bygeometric patches according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of determining a sub-render processingmode by a corresponding distance between a virtual character and avirtual resource according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a virtual resource model with different geometric patchesaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of determining a particular virtualresource according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 7 is another schematic diagram of determining a particular virtualresource according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of communication between a CPU and a GPUaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 9 is a composition diagram of a processing apparatus according toan embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 10 is a composition diagram of a mobile terminal according to anembodiment of the present disclosure; and

FIG. 11 is a structure schematic diagram of a storage medium accordingto an embodiment of the present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

It is to be noted that in the case of no conflict, the features in theembodiments and the embodiments in the present disclosure may becombined with each other. The disclosure is described below withreference to the drawings and in conjunction with the embodiments indetail.

In order to make those skilled in the art better understand thesolutions of the present disclosure, the technical solutions in theembodiments of the present disclosure will be clearly and completelydescribed below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of thepresent disclosure. It is apparent that the described embodiments areonly a part of the embodiments of the present disclosure, not all of theembodiments. On the basis of the embodiments of the present disclosure,all other embodiments obtained on the premise of no creative work ofthose of ordinary skill in the art should fall within the scope ofprotection of the present disclosure.

It is to be noted that the specification and claims of the disclosureand the terms “first”, “second” and the like in the drawings are used todistinguish similar objects, and do not need to describe a specificsequence or a precedence order. It will be appreciated that data used insuch a way may be exchanged under appropriate conditions, in order thatthe embodiments of the disclosure described here can be implemented. Inaddition, terms “include” and “have” and any variations thereof areintended to cover non-exclusive inclusions. For example, it is notlimited for processes, methods, systems, products or devices containinga series of steps or units to clearly list those steps or units, andother steps or units which are not clearly listed or are inherent tothese processes, methods, products or devices may be included instead.

It is also to be noted that various triggering events disclosed in thepresent specification may be preset, and may also be set in real timeaccording to operating instructions of users in a program runningprocess. Different triggering events may trigger to execute differentfunctions.

FIG. 1 is a processing method for a virtual resource in a game scenedescribed and disclosed according to an embodiment. In the presentimplementation manner, a processing method for a virtual resource in agame scene is illustrated by different examples. The processing methodfor a virtual resource in a game scene provided in the presentimplementation manner is performed on a mobile terminal. The mobileterminal may be any terminal device such as a computer, a tabletcomputer, or an electronic device. A software application is executed ona processor of the mobile terminal, a graphical user interface isobtained by rendering on a touch display of the mobile terminal, thecontent displayed by the graphical user interface at least partiallyincludes a local or global game scene, and the game scene includes agame picture and at least one virtual character 10.

As shown in FIG. 2A and FIG. 2B, the game picture may include a virtualresource group 20 relatively fixed in position, e.g., a virtual resourcegroup 20 such as ground, mountains, stones, flowers, grass, trees, orbuildings. It is to be noted that the virtual resource group 20 in thepresent disclosure includes at least one virtual resource 21, that is,the virtual resource group 20 may be composed of at least one virtualresource 21, and the virtual resource group 20 may be each virtualcharacter in the game scene, such as the ground, mountains, stones,flowers, grass, trees, or buildings mentioned above. The virtualresource 21 is an element constituting each virtual character. Forexample, when a virtual model 20 is a house, the virtual resource 21 isa wall, a roof, or the like constituting the house. The virtual resourcegroup 20 is divided into a dynamic virtual resource group 20 and astatic virtual resource group 20. The dynamic virtual resource group 20refers to a virtual resource group 20 that may respond to a controlinstruction input by a user through the mobile terminal. Further, thedynamic virtual resource group 20 is divided into a reconfigurablevirtual resource 20 and a non-reconfigurable virtual resource 20. Thereconfigurable virtual resource group 20 is the virtual resource thatcan be attacked or can be associated with the newly generated virtualresource group 20. For example, the reconfigurable virtual resourcegroup 20 is a building such as a house. When it is attacked, it may bedamaged or even disappeared. A new building may be built on the basis ofthe house, wherein the association relationship is that the associatedvirtual resource groups 20 may affect the state changes. Specifically,when a new building is built on a reconfigurable virtual resource group20, such as a house, the new building will be associated with the house.When the house is attacked to be disassembled, the new buildingassociated with the house will be disassembled together. Thenon-reconfigurable virtual resource group 20 can establish a physicalrelationship with the newly generated virtual resource group 20. Forexample, the non-reconfigurable virtual resource group 20 is a road, abridge, a terrain, etc., and new buildings may be built and physicallysupported on these non-reconfigurable virtual resource groups 20. Thestatic virtual resource group 20 is a virtual resource group 20 thatcannot respond to the control instruction input by the user through themobile terminal, such as grass, shrubs and water in the game picture.

The virtual character 10 may be a virtual character 10 of an enemy camp,or may be a virtual character 10 of an own camp. The virtual character10 may perform corresponding actions in the game scene in response to anoperation of a user. For example, the user may control the virtualcharacter 10 to walk, run, squat, bend, attack, shoot, etc. in the gamescene. The present disclosure is not limited herein.

A processing method for a virtual resource in a game scene provided inthe present implementation manner includes the following steps:

At step S310, according to a preset rule, multiple virtual resources 21are combined to form a virtual resource group 20, a first renderingparameter of the virtual resource group 20 is acquired, and first renderprocessing is performed according to the first rendering parameter andin a unit of the virtual resource group 20.

At step S320, according to a preset condition, at least one of thevirtual resources 21 constituting the virtual resource group 20 isdetermined to be a particular virtual resource 22.

At step S330, the particular virtual resource 22 is processed in apreset first processing manner, and a preset visual effect is presented.

In the above implementation manner, multiple virtual resources 21 in agame scene are combined into a virtual resource group 20 according to apreset rule, a first rendering parameter of the virtual resource group20 is acquired during rendering, and then a rendering action ofrendering the virtual resource group 20 is completed by acquiring thefirst rendering parameter once, thereby effectively reducing the numberof DC and improving the usage rate of a processor. When interacting witha virtual resource 21 in the game scene, for example, performingoperations such as attack, disassembly and repair, at least one of thevirtual resources 21 in the virtual resource group 20 is determined as aparticular virtual resource 22 according to a preset condition, and theparticular virtual resource 22 is processed in a second processing modedifferent from a first rendering process mode. In this way, in the caseof reducing DC and improving the usage rate of the processor, thevirtual resource 21 in the virtual resource group 20 may beindependently processed to achieve a preset visual effect.

Each step of the processing method for a virtual resource in a gamescene in the present exemplary embodiment will be further describedbelow.

In step S310, according to a preset rule, multiple virtual resources 21are combined to form a virtual resource group 20, a first renderingparameter of the virtual resource group 20 is acquired, and first renderprocessing is performed according to the first rendering parameter andin a unit of the virtual resource group 20.

The preset rule is determined according to parameter information of thevirtual resource 21. In the present implementation manner, the parameterinformation is location information of the virtual resource 21, and itis determined that the virtual resources 21 whose location informationsatisfies a preset distance form the virtual resource group 20. Forexample, it is determined that the different virtual resources 21 withina distance of 5 m are one virtual resource group 20. For example, eachwall constituting one house may be one virtual resource group 20, or twoadjacently built houses may be one virtual resource group 20. In otherimplementation manners, the parameter information is a type of thevirtual resource 21, and the virtual resources 21 of the same type aredetermined to form the virtual resource group 20. For example, all thevirtual resources 21 of a house type may be determined as one virtualresource group 20. The virtual resources 21 of an irregular type aredetermined as one virtual resource group 20. In other implementationmanners, the parameter information may be other parameters that are setaccording to the efficiency requirements of the game operation.

As shown in FIG. 3, in a game picture, each virtual resource 21 iscomposed of multiple geometric patches 211, which may be triangular,rectangular, or the like. In a model space, a model of the virtualresource 21 is determined by recording vertex information of all thegeometric patches 211 constituting the virtual resource 21, where thevertex information includes parameters related to the specificperformance of the virtual resource 21 in the game scene. The parametersrelated to the specific performance include, but are not limited to,vertex coordinates, map coordinates, vertex normals, vertex tangentlines, vertex colors, map coordinates of vertex lighting maps, and thelike.

The first rendering parameter is a parameter related to the specificperformance in all the virtual resources 21 constituting the virtualresource group 20. After the virtual resources 21 constitute a virtualresource group 20 according to a preset rule, when the virtual resourcegroup 20 is rendered, the virtual resource group 20 corresponding to thefirst rendering parameter may be rendered according to the firstrendering parameter by a minimum rendering batch that meets therequirements of a rendering engine. For example, if a virtual resourcegroup 20 includes 10,000 vertices, assuming that a single renderingbatch supported by the adopted rendering engine may include a maximum of5,000 rendering vertices, two batches may be used to complete renderingof the virtual resource group 20. If a single rendering batch supportedby the adopted rendering engine may include a maximum of 10,000rendering vertices, one rendering batch may be used to completerendering of the virtual resource group 20.

For a game type that combines a shoot type game with a building game,since there are a large number of detachable and buildable models in agame scene, all models occupy a very large memory, and a terminal with asmall memory may not be able to withstand it. Even with enough memory,so many trivial subdivision models may put a lot of pressure on theterminal in terms of data processing and graphics rendering.

Compared with the traditional art in which rendering is performed in aunit of each virtual resource 21, the above implementation mannersgreatly reduce the rendering batches, mainly save, in fact, the time ofthe processor, reduce the number of communications with a graphicsprocessor, and improve the image rendering efficiency.

A game program running on the mobile terminal acquires at least onevirtual resource group 20 corresponding to the perspective of thevirtual character 10 in the game scene according to the perspective ofthe virtual character 10, and first render processing is performedaccording to the first rendering parameter in a unit of the virtualresource group 20. As shown in FIG. 2B, the virtual resource group 20faced by the virtual character 10 is determined.

As shown in FIG. 4, in the present implementation manner, the firstrender processing includes at least two sub-render processing modesdivided according to preset distance information D. Different sub-renderprocessing modes correspond to different preset distance information D.The preset distance information D is used to determine whether a virtualtarget is in a specific range. In the present implementation manner, thevirtual target is the virtual resource 21 or the virtual resource group20 in the game scene, for example, a house, a car, a mountain, a tree,other virtual characters 10, etc., in the game scene. In the presentimplementation manner, the specific setting of the preset distanceinformation D is determined according to state information of thevirtual character 10. In the present implementation manner, the stateinformation of the virtual character 10 is the type of a weaponcurrently used by the virtual character 10. For example, when the typeof the weapon is a weapon that does not have a zoom function, such as ashovel or a brick, the preset distance information D is N, the virtualresource 21 in the N range corresponds to the first sub-renderprocessing mode, and the virtual resource 21 outside the N rangecorresponds to the second sub-render processing mode; when the type ofthe weapon is a weapon having a zoom function, for example, a rifleusing a double magnifying glass, the preset distance information D is2N, the virtual resource 21 in the 2N range corresponds to the firstsub-render processing mode, and the virtual resource 21 outside the 2Nrange corresponds to the second sub-render processing mode. In otherimplementation manners, the specific setting of the preset distanceinformation D is determined according to the processing of the mobileterminal running the game program. For example, when the imageprocessing capability of the mobile terminal is greater than a presetvalue, the preset distance information D is 2N, and the preset distanceinformation D is N when the image processing capability of the mobileterminal is less than the preset value.

It is to be noted that the preset distance information D may be dividedinto multiple numerical regions, for example, 0 to N, N+1 to 2N, 2N+1 to3N, etc., and the specific situation may be set according to the needsof a developer or a user.

In the present implementation manner, the step that a first renderingparameter of the virtual resource group 20 is acquired and first renderprocessing is performed according to the first rendering parameter andin a unit of the virtual resource group 20 includes the followingoperations.

At step S3101, a corresponding distance d between the virtual resourcegroup 20 and the virtual character 10 is determined according to thestate information of the virtual character 10.

At step S3102, according to a comparison result of the correspondingdistance d and the preset distance information D, a sub-renderprocessing mode corresponding to the virtual resource group 20 isdetermined.

At step S3103, a first rendering parameter of the virtual resource group20 corresponding to the sub-render processing mode is acquired, andsub-render processing is performed according to the first renderingparameter and in a unit of the virtual resource group 20.

Through the above implementation manners, according to the difference,whether the corresponding distance d between the virtual resource 21 andthe virtual character 10 is within the preset distance information D isdetermined to determine a corresponding sub-render processing mode forprocessing the virtual resource group 20. This manner may implement theresource allocation for rendering the virtual resource 21, therebyobtaining a higher rendering operation.

In step 3101, a corresponding distance d between the virtual resourcegroup 20 and the virtual character 10 is determined according to thestate information of the virtual character 10. As shown in FIG. 4, thestate information is information related to the content of a gamepicture currently displayed by a graphical user interface and related tothe virtual character 10. In the present implementation manner, thestate information is the location information and orientation of thevirtual character 10, the position information of the virtual resource21 corresponding to the orientation of the virtual character 10 and thelocation information of the virtual character 10 are acquired, and acorresponding distance d between the virtual character 10 and thevirtual resource 21 is obtained by comparison calculation, where thelocation information may be spatial coordinates of the virtual resource21 or the virtual character 10 in the game scene.

In other implementation manners, the state information may also be thelocation information and the perspective of the virtual character 10.The specific content is similar to the foregoing solution, and thereforeis not described again.

In step 3102, according to a comparison result of the correspondingdistance d and the preset distance information D, a sub-renderprocessing mode corresponding to the virtual resource group 20 isdetermined. Different sub-render processing modes correspond todifferent virtual resource models, where each virtual resource 21 orvirtual resource group 20 includes at least two virtual resource models,and different virtual resource models correspond to different numbers ofgeometric patches 211.

For example, as shown in FIG. 5, a virtual resource 21 includes a firstvirtual resource model and a second virtual resource model. The numberof geometric patches 211 corresponding to the first virtual resourcemodel is less than the number of geometric patches 211 corresponding tothe second virtual resource model. The virtual resource 21 distant fromthe virtual character 10 by the corresponding distance d that meets thepreset distance information D corresponds to the first sub-renderprocessing, and the virtual resource 21 distant from the virtualcharacter 10 by the corresponding distance d that exceeds the presetdistance information D corresponds to the second sub-render processing.The first sub-render processing corresponds to the first virtualresource model, and the second sub-render processing corresponds to thesecond virtual resource model.

In step S3103, a first rendering parameter of the virtual resource group20 corresponding to the sub-render processing mode is acquired, andsub-render processing is performed according to the first renderingparameter and in a unit of the virtual resource group 20. The firstrendering parameter is a parameter related to the specific performancein all the virtual resources 21 constituting the virtual resource group20. Further, the first rendering parameter is a parameter related to thespecific performance of the virtual resource model corresponding to thevirtual resource group 20 or the virtual resource 21.

For example, in the game scene, there are multiple virtual resourcegroups 20, the virtual resource group 20 close to the virtual character10 corresponds to the first sub-render processing, and a first virtualresource model of the virtual resource group 20 corresponding to thefirst sub-render processing is determined. The first virtual resourcemodel has multiple geometric patches 211, a first rendering parameter ofthe first virtual resource model is acquired, the first sub-renderprocessing is performed on the virtual resource group 20 according tothe first rendering parameter, and for other virtual resource groups 20far away from the virtual character 10, the corresponding renderprocessing is performed according to the above method. In this way,resource allocation for rendering the virtual resource 21 can beachieved, thereby obtaining a higher rendering operation.

In step S320, according to a preset condition, at least one of thevirtual resources 21 constituting the virtual resource group 20 isdetermined to be a particular virtual resource 22. The virtual resourcegroup 20 is composed of multiple virtual resources 21, and theparticular virtual resource 22 is at least one virtual resource 21 inthe virtual resource group 20 that meets a preset condition.

In the present implementation manner, the step that at least one of thevirtual resources 21 constituting the virtual resource group 20 isdetermined to be a particular virtual resource 22 according to a presetcondition includes the following operations.

At step S3201, in response to an attack instruction, it is detectedwhether the virtual resource 21 is attacked by the virtual character 10.

As shown in FIG. 6, the attack instruction is a trigger instruction thatcontrols the virtual character 10 to attack the virtual resource 21 inthe game scene. The step of responding to an attack instructionincludes: responding to a touch operation of a user on a preset attackinstruction control on a graphical user interface, the preset attackinstruction control allowing the user to control, according to thereceived touch operation of the user, the virtual character 10 to attackthe virtual resource 21. The preset attack instruction control in thegraphical user interface is arranged at a display edge. In the presentimplementation manner, the preset attack instruction control is arrangedat a lower edge of the display interface. In other implementationmanners, the preset attack instruction control may be arranged at a leftedge or a right edge. In other implementation manners, the preset attackinstruction control may be arranged at other positions according to acustom operation of the user. The preset attack instruction control hasa significant characteristic parameter, which is used to facilitate theuser to quickly locate the position of the preset attack instructioncontrol. In the present implementation manner, the significantcharacteristic parameter is different from other virtual control shapeparameters. In other implementation manners, the significant featureparameter may be a flicker parameter and/or a color parameter or thelike that is different from other virtual controls.

In the present implementation manner, the step of responding to a touchoperation of a user on a preset attack instruction control on agraphical user interface includes that: an open gesture for a presetstarting attack mode is set on a game setting interface, it isdetermined that an input operation of the open gesture is received, andthe virtual character 10 is controlled to attack the virtual resource 21in the game scene. A receiving area of the open gesture may be a presetarea or a blank area of the graphical user interface, where the blankarea is an area of the game interface that does not include othervirtual spaces. In the present implementation manner, when it isdetected that the virtual character 10 is in an attack mode, the presetattack instruction control is controlled to be displayed on a userinterface. In the present implementation manner, the manner ofdisplaying the preset attack instruction control may be: displaying anicon in the blank area of the user interface, where the icon isconfigured to enable the user to control the virtual character 10 toattack the virtual resource 21 by receiving the touch operation of theuser. In other implementation manners, the manner of displaying thepreset attack instruction control may be: replacing an icon at otherpositions of the user interface with an icon for enabling the user tocontrol the virtual character 10 to attack the virtual resource 21 byreceiving the touch operation of the user.

In other implementation manners, the step of responding to an attackinstruction includes that: a physical button of the mobile terminal isassociated with the attack instruction, and when the mobile terminaldetects that the physical button is pressed, the virtual character 10 iscontrolled to attack the virtual resource 21. In other implementationmanners, the virtual character 10 is controlled to attack the virtualresource 21 by a preset audio instruction.

By the above implementation manner, the user can clearly and quicklydetermine the preset attack instruction control to control the virtualcharacter 10 to attack the virtual resource 21, thereby facilitatinguser operations and improving the user experience.

At step S3202, when it is detected that the virtual resource 21 isattacked by the virtual character 10, the attacked virtual resource 21is determined as a first particular virtual resource 22. In the presentimplementation manner, the step includes the following operations.

At step 1, a weapon type currently used by the virtual character 10 isacquired.

Specifically, the virtual character 10 may obtain different weapons bypurchasing or picking up, a weapon control is provided on the userinterface, and the weapon control is used for displaying and receivingthe touch operation of the user to control the virtual character 10 touse the weapon corresponding to the weapon control, where the number ofweapon controls may be the same as the number of weapons possessed bythe virtual character 10, or may be other numbers, the weapon controlmay be in one-to-one association with the weapon, or may be inmany-to-one association with the weapon. The weapon corresponding to aweapon icon that is triggered is acquired to determine the weapon typecurrently used by the virtual character 10.

At step 2, a preset determination method corresponding to the weapontype is acquired according to the weapon type, and it is detectedwhether the virtual resource 21 is attacked by the virtual character 10according to the preset determination method.

Specifically, the preset determination method is to determine whetherthe weapon currently used by the virtual character 10 and the virtualresource 21 physically collide.

In the present implementation manner, the preset determination methodincludes at least one of the following: when the weapon type is a remoteweapon, the preset determination method is a first detection method. Thefirst detection method is to emit a ray to the game scene from a presetposition of the graphical user interface according to the currentorientation of the virtual character 10, wherein the preset position maybe an aim point position or an arbitrary position of the graphical userinterface, the ray may be a non-visible ray or may also be a visibleray, and the ray is used to detect the virtual resource 21 that collideson a path.

When the weapon type is a close-in weapon, the preset determinationmethod is a second detection method. The second detection method is toprovide a virtual resource 21 bounding box and a weapon bounding box forthe virtual resource 21 within the preset range in the game scene andthe weapon currently used by the virtual character 10 to detect whetherthe virtual resource 21 bounding box and the weapon bounding boxintersect. In the present implementation manner, the preset range may beall virtual resources 21 in the game scene. In other implementationmanners, within the preset range, the corresponding virtual resource 21is acquired according to the information by acquiring the position anddirection of the virtual character 10. By such an implementation manner,the data computation load can be effectively reduced, and the processingefficiency can be improved.

At step 3, the attacked virtual resource 21 is determined to be aparticular virtual resource 22.

In other implementation manners, the step that at least one of thevirtual resources 21 constituting the virtual resource group 20 isdetermined to be a particular virtual resource 22 according to a presetcondition includes the following operations.

At step S3203, location information and direction information of thevirtual character 10 are acquired.

As shown in FIG. 7, a coordinate system is provided in the game scene,and the location of the virtual character 10 is determined by coordinateinformation on the coordinate system. In the present implementationmanner, the location information of the virtual character 10 is thecoordinate information, and may be, for example, a point coordinatevalue of the foot or a point coordinate value of the body center. Inother implementation manners, the location information of the virtualcharacter 10 may be defined by other definitions.

The direction information of the virtual character 10 is information fordetermining the content of the current game picture. In the presentimplementation manner, the direction information of the virtualcharacter 10 is the direction information of the virtual character 10,and in other implementation manners, the direction information of thevirtual character 10 is perspective information of the virtual character10. Specifically, acquiring the direction information of the virtualcharacter 10 or acquiring the perspective of the virtual character 10may be achieved by acquiring direction information of a virtual camerafor acquiring the content of the current game picture.

At step S3204, according to the location information and the directioninformation, it is determined that the virtual resource 21 distant fromthe virtual character 10 by a preset distance is the particular virtualresource 22. The value of the preset distance may be set by thedeveloper or customized according to the needs of the user.

In step S330, the particular virtual resource 22 is processed in apreset first processing manner, and a preset visual effect is presented.The particular virtual resource 22 is at least one virtual resource 21in the corresponding virtual resource group 20, and after determiningthe particular virtual resource 22 according to the preset condition,the virtual resources 21 other than the particular virtual resource 22are rendered by the first render processing, and the particular virtualresource 22 is processed by the second processing manner to present apreset visual effect.

In the present implementation manner, the step that the particularvirtual resource 22 is processed in a preset first processing manner anda preset visual effect is presented includes the following operations.

At step S3301, a second rendering parameter corresponding to the presetvisual effect is determined.

At step S3302, second render processing is performed on the particularvirtual resource 22 according to the second rendering parameter, and aprocessed preset visual effect is presented.

Through the above implementation manner, the processor renderingresources required for rendering the virtual resource group 20 can bereduced, and a preset visual effect can be implemented.

Each step of the processing method for a virtual resource in a gamescene in the present exemplary embodiment will be further describedbelow.

In step S3301, a second rendering parameter corresponding to the presetvisual effect is determined.

In the present implementation manner, the preset visual effects arevibration and crack effects. A rendering attribute corresponding to thepreset visual effect is acquired, and a second rendering parameter ofthe rendering attribute corresponding to the preset visual effect isdetermined.

In step S3302, second render processing is performed on the particularvirtual resource 22 according to the second rendering parameter. As canbe seen from the foregoing description, the parameters related to thespecific performance of the virtual resource 21 in the game scene arestored in the vertex information. Therefore, the second renderingparameter is stored in the vertex information of the particular virtualresource 22. As shown in FIG. 8, the second rendering parameter isderived from the first rendering parameter, the first renderingparameter and the second rendering parameter are respectively sent tothe graphics processor through different rendering instructions, and theparticular virtual resource 22 and the virtual resources 21 in thevirtual resource group 20 other than the particular virtual resource 22are rendered. When receiving a rendering instruction DP1 for renderingthe particular virtual resource 22, the processor sends vertexinformation for rendering the particular virtual resource 22 to thegraphics processor. The graphics processor extracts the second renderingparameter in the vertex information, and performs second renderprocessing on the particular virtual resource 22 according to the secondrendering parameter. Meanwhile, when the virtual resources 21 in thevirtual resource group 20 other than the particular virtual resource 22are rendered, the processor sends the vertex information of the virtualresources 21 in the virtual resource group 20 other than the particularvirtual resource 22 to the graphics processor through a renderinginstruction DP2, and the graphics processor extracts the first renderingparameter in the vertex information, and performs first renderprocessing on the particular virtual resource 22 according to the firstrendering parameter.

Through the above implementation manner, when a game program renders thevirtual resource group 20, the first render processing is stillperformed in a unit of the virtual resource group 20 according to thefirst rendering parameter. In the process, parameter informationoriginally used for controlling the particular virtual resource 22 isnot included, the particular virtual resource 22 is processed in asecond processing manner by another rendering pipeline independent of arendering pipeline corresponding to the first render processing, so thatthere is no need to read the parameter information of the particularvirtual resource 22 in the memory, the parameter information is used toachieve a preset visual effect, and the rendering efficiency can beeffectively improved.

In other implementation manners, the step that the particular virtualresource 22 is processed in a preset first processing manner and apreset visual effect is presented includes the following operations.

At step S33011, the particular virtual resource 22 is hidden. When theparticular virtual resource 22 is determined according to the presetcondition, the particular virtual resource 22 is hidden. For example,when it is detected that the virtual resource 21 in the virtual resourcegroup 20 is attacked, the virtual resource 21 is determined to be theparticular virtual resource 22 and hidden. It is to be noted that thisstep may not be performed.

At step S33012, a substitute virtual resource 21 is generated accordingto the particular virtual resource 22, and third render processing isperformed on the substitute virtual resource 21. Third render processingis performed on the substitute virtual resource 21, and a processedpreset visual effect is presented.

In the present implementation manner, the operation that a substitutevirtual resource 21 is generated according to the particular virtualresource 22 may be implemented by the following steps.

At step a, location information and parameter information of theparticular virtual resource 22 are acquired.

Specifically, the location information is vertex coordinate informationof the particular virtual resource 22 in the coordinate system, and theparameter information includes, but is not limited to, scaling, rotationinformation, and the like.

At step b, the substitute virtual resource 21 is generated at a locationcorresponding to the location information according to the parameterinformation.

In the present implementation manner, the step that third renderprocessing is performed on the particular virtual resource 21 includesthat: a third rendering parameter corresponding to the preset visualeffect is determined; and third render processing is performed on thesubstitute virtual resource 21 according to the third renderingparameter. The implementation of how to determine the third renderingparameter and the third render processing for the substitute virtualresource 21 according to the third rendering parameter is similar tothat described above with respect to step S3301 and step S3302, andtherefore will not be described here.

The difference between this step and the above description is that, inthe present implementation manner, the first rendering parameterincludes first illumination information, and the first render processingis performed on the virtual resource group 20 according to the firstillumination information. The first illumination information isinformation for achieving an illumination effect of the virtual resourcegroup 20, and the first illumination information includes first directillumination information and first indirect illumination information.The type of the first direct illumination information includes directillumination and shadow information. The type of direct illuminationincludes dynamic direct light and baked direct light, and the type ofshadow information includes dynamic direct shadows and baked shadows.The dynamic direct light provides real-time illumination through dynamiclight, and the baked direct light provides illumination in anillumination mapping manner. The dynamic direct shadows are dynamicreal-time shadows, and the baked shadows provide shadows in anillumination mapping manner. The first indirect illumination informationprovides indirect light through illumination maps.

The third rendering parameter includes third illumination information,and the third render processing is performed on the virtual resourcegroup 20 according to the third illumination information. The thirdillumination information includes third direct illumination information,where the content of the third direct illumination information issimilar to most of the content of the first direct illuminationinformation and will not be repeated, and the third direct illuminationinformation is different from the first direct illumination informationin that: the brightness value of the third direct illuminationinformation is determined according to the first direct illuminationinformation and the first indirect illumination information. In thepresent implementation manner, the brightness value of the third directillumination information is determined by acquiring the sum of thebrightness value of direct illumination in the first rendering parameterof the virtual resource group 20 where the particular virtual resource22 corresponding to the substitute virtual resource 21 is located, andthe brightness value of the first indirect illumination information.

Since the first indirect illumination information of the virtualresource 21 or the virtual resource group 20 in the game scene isimplemented by illumination maps, the third rendering parameter forrendering the regenerated substitute virtual resource 21 does notinclude indirect light, so when the particular virtual resource 22 ishidden and the substitute virtual resource 21 is displayed, thebrightness of the substitute virtual resource 21 may be lower than thatof the adjacent other virtual resources 21. According to the aboveimplementation manner, the brightness of the regenerated substitutevirtual resource 21 may be close to the brightness of the adjacent othervirtual resources 21, thereby improving the user experience.

In the present implementation manner, the types of direct illuminationand shadow information in the first illumination information forrendering the illumination effect of the virtual resource group 20 inthe first rendering parameter are determined according to thecorresponding distance d between the virtual resource group 20 and thevirtual character 10. When the corresponding distance d between thevirtual resource group 20 and the virtual character 10 is less than orequal to the preset distance information D, the types of directillumination and shadow information in the first illuminationinformation for rendering the illumination effect of the virtualresource group 20 in the first rendering parameter are dynamic directlight and dynamic direct shadows respectively. When the correspondingdistance d between the virtual resource group 20 and the virtualcharacter 10 is greater than the preset distance information D, thetypes of direct illumination and shadow information in the firstillumination information for rendering the illumination effect of thevirtual resource group 20 in the first rendering parameter are bakeddirect light and baked direct shadows respectively. After determiningthe first illumination information corresponding to the virtual resourcegroup 20, rendering is performed in the sub-render processing modecorresponding to the virtual resource 21 according to the firstrendering parameter that includes the corresponding first illuminationinformation.

In other implementation manner, the types of direct illumination andshadow information in the first illumination information for renderingthe illumination effect of the virtual resource group 20 in the firstrendering parameter are determined according to the performance of themobile terminal running the game program. In other implementationmanner, the types of direct illumination and shadow information in thefirst illumination information for rendering the illumination effect ofthe virtual resource group 20 in the first rendering parameter may becustomized by the settings of a game developer or the needs of a user.

Through the above implementation manner, when the substitute virtualresource closer to the virtual character is removed, since the shadow ofthe removed area is an occlusion relationship calculated in real time,when the occluded substitute virtual resource is removed, the originalshadow of the substitute virtual resource disappears.

As shown in FIG. 9, an exemplary embodiment further discloses aprocessing apparatus for a virtual resource 21 in a game scene. Theapparatus includes: a first rendering module, a determination module anda second processing module.

The first rendering module is configured to combine, according to apreset rule, multiple virtual resources 21 to form a virtual resourcegroup 20, acquire a first rendering parameter of the virtual resourcegroup 20, and perform first render processing according to the firstrendering parameter and in a unit of the virtual resource group 20.

The determination module 20 is configured to determine, according to apreset condition, at least one of the virtual resources 21 constitutingthe virtual resource group 20 to be a particular virtual resource 22.

The second processing module is configured to process the particularvirtual resource 22 in a preset first processing manner, and present apreset visual effect.

Specific details of various module units in the above embodiment havebeen described in detail in the corresponding processing method for avirtual resource in a game scene. In addition, it can be understood thatthe processing apparatus for a virtual resource in a game scene furtherincludes other unit modules corresponding to those in the processingmethod for a virtual resource in a game scene. Therefore, detaildescriptions are omitted herein.

It is to be noted that although several modules or units of the devicefor action execution are mentioned in the above detailed description,such division is not mandatory. In fact, according to the implementationmanners of the disclosure, the features and functions of two or moremodules or units described above may be embodied in one module or unit.Conversely, the features and functions of one module or unit describedabove may be further divided into multiple modules or units andembodied.

FIG. 10 is a structure schematic diagram of a mobile terminal accordingto an embodiment of the present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 10, themobile terminal 910 of the present embodiment includes: a memory 911 anda processor 912. The memory 911 and the processor 912 may be connectedby a bus. A software application is executed on a processor of aterminal, and rendering is performed on a display device of the terminalto obtain a graphical user interface.

The processor is configured to execute the executable instruction toimplement the following steps.

According to a preset rule, multiple virtual resources 21 are combinedto form a virtual resource group 20, a first rendering parameter of thevirtual resource group 20 is acquired, and first render processing isperformed according to the first rendering parameter and in a unit ofthe virtual resource group 20.

According to a preset condition, at least one of the virtual resources21 constituting the virtual resource group 20 is determined to be aparticular virtual resource 22.

The particular virtual resource 22 is processed in a preset firstprocessing manner, and a preset visual effect is presented.

Optionally, the step that the particular virtual resource 22 isprocessed in a preset first processing manner and a preset visual effectis presented includes that: a second rendering parameter correspondingto the preset visual effect is determined; and second render processingis performed on the particular virtual resource 22 according to thesecond rendering parameter, and a processed preset visual effect ispresented.

Optionally, the step that the particular virtual resource 22 isprocessed in a preset first processing manner includes that: asubstitute virtual resource 21 is generated according to the particularvirtual resource 22, and third render processing is performed on thesubstitute virtual resource 21.

Optionally, the step that the particular virtual resource 22 isprocessed in a preset first processing manner includes that: theparticular virtual resource 22 is hidden.

Optionally, the step that a substitute virtual resource 21 is generatedaccording to the particular virtual resource 22 includes that: locationinformation and parameter information of the particular virtual resource22 are acquired, and the substitute virtual resource 21 is generated ata location corresponding to the location information according to theparameter information.

Optionally, the first render processing is to perform render processingon the virtual resource group 20 according to first illuminationinformation, the first illumination information including first directillumination information and first indirect illumination information;and the third render processing is to perform render processing on thesubstitute virtual resource 21 according to the third illuminationinformation, the third illumination information including third directillumination information, and the third direct illumination informationbeing determined according to the first direct illumination informationand the first indirect illumination information.

Optionally, the step that the virtual resources 21 constituting thevirtual resource group 20 are determined to be a particular virtualresource 22 according to a preset condition includes that: in responseto an attack instruction, it is detected whether the virtual resource 21is attacked by the virtual character 10; and

when it is detected that the virtual resource 21 is attacked by thevirtual character 10, the attacked virtual resource 21 is determined asa first particular virtual resource 22.

Optionally, the step that the virtual resources 21 constituting thevirtual resource group 20 are determined to be a particular virtualresource 22 according to a preset condition includes that: locationinformation and direction information of the virtual character 10 areacquired; and according to the location information and the directioninformation, it is determined that the virtual resource 21 distant fromthe virtual character 10 by a preset distance is the particular virtualresource 22.

Optionally, the first render processing includes at least two sub-renderprocessing modes divided according to preset distance information D,where the preset distance information D is determined according tocurrent state information of the virtual character 10, and the step thatfirst render processing is performed according to the first renderingparameter and in a unit of the virtual resource group 20 includes that:a corresponding distance d between the virtual resource group 20 and thevirtual character 10 is determined according to the state information ofthe virtual character 10; according to a comparison result of thecorresponding distance d and the preset distance information D, acorresponding sub-render processing mode is determined; and the virtualresource 21 or the virtual resource group 20 corresponding to thedistance d is processed by the determined corresponding sub-renderprocessing mode.

By means of the mobile terminal provided by the present disclosure,multiple virtual resource groups 20 in a game scene are combined into avirtual resource group 20 according to a preset rule, a first renderingparameter of the virtual resource group 20 is acquired during rendering,and then a rendering action of rendering the resource group is completedby acquiring the first rendering parameter once, thereby effectivelyreducing the number of DC and improving the usage rate of a processor.When interacting with a virtual resource 21 in the game scene, forexample, performing operations such as attack, disassembly and repair,at least one of the virtual resources 21 in the virtual resource group20 is determined as a particular virtual resource 22 according to apreset condition, and the particular virtual resource 22 is processed ina second processing mode different from a first rendering process mode.In this way, in the case of reducing DC and improving the usage rate ofthe processor, the virtual resource 21 in the virtual resource group 20may be independently processed to achieve a preset visual effect.

In an optional implementation manner, the mobile terminal may furtherinclude one or more processors, and a memory resource represented by thememory and configured to store an instruction executable by a processingcomponent, such as an application program. The application programstored in the memory may include one or more modules each correspondingto a set of instructions. In addition, the processing component isconfigured to execute instructions to perform the above-describedprocessing method for a virtual resource in a game scene.

The mobile terminal may also include: a power supply component,configured to perform power management on the mobile terminal; a wiredor wireless network interface, configured to connect the mobile terminalto a network; and an input output (I/O) interface. The mobile terminalmay operate based on an operating system stored in the memory, such asAndroid, iOS, Windows, Mac OS X, Unix, Linux, FreeBSD, or the like.

FIG. 11 is a structure schematic diagram of a computer storage mediumaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure. As shown in FIG.11, a program product 1100 according to an implementation manner of thepresent disclosure is described. A computer program is stored thereon.When being executed by a processor, the computer program implements thefollowing steps.

According to a preset rule, multiple virtual resources 21 are combinedto form a virtual resource group 20, a first rendering parameter of thevirtual resource group 20 is acquired, and first render processing isperformed according to the first rendering parameter and in a unit ofthe virtual resource group 20.

According to a preset condition, at least one of the virtual resources21 constituting the virtual resource group 20 is determined to be aparticular virtual resource 22.

The particular virtual resource 22 is processed in a preset firstprocessing manner, and a preset visual effect is presented.

Optionally, the step that the particular virtual resource 22 isprocessed in a preset first processing manner and a preset visual effectis presented includes that: a second rendering parameter correspondingto the preset visual effect is determined; and second render processingis performed on the particular virtual resource 22 according to thesecond rendering parameter, and a processed preset visual effect ispresented.

Optionally, the step that the particular virtual resource 22 isprocessed in a preset first processing manner includes that: asubstitute virtual resource 21 is generated according to the particularvirtual resource 22, and third render processing is performed on thesubstitute virtual resource 21.

Optionally, the step that the particular virtual resource 22 isprocessed in a preset first processing manner includes that: theparticular virtual resource 22 is hidden.

Optionally, the step that a substitute virtual resource 21 is generatedaccording to the particular virtual resource 22 includes that: locationinformation and parameter information of the particular virtual resource22 are acquired, and the substitute virtual resource 21 is generated ata location corresponding to the location information according to theparameter information.

Optionally, the first render processing is to perform render processingon the virtual resource group 20 according to first illuminationinformation, the first illumination information including first directillumination information and first indirect illumination information;and the third render processing is to perform render processing on thesubstitute virtual resource 21 according to the third illuminationinformation, the third illumination information including third directillumination information, and the third direct illumination informationbeing determined according to the first direct illumination informationand the first indirect illumination information.

Optionally, the step that the virtual resources 21 constituting thevirtual resource group 20 are determined to be a particular virtualresource 22 according to a preset condition includes that: in responseto an attack instruction, it is detected whether the virtual resource 21is attacked by the virtual character 10; and

when it is detected that the virtual resource 21 is attacked by thevirtual character 10, the attacked virtual resource 21 is determined asa first particular virtual resource 22.

Optionally, the step that the virtual resources 21 constituting thevirtual resource group 20 are determined to be a particular virtualresource 22 according to a preset condition includes that: locationinformation and direction information of the virtual character 10 areacquired; and according to the location information and the directioninformation, it is determined that the virtual resource 21 distant fromthe virtual character 10 by a preset distance is the particular virtualresource 22.

Optionally, the first render processing includes at least two sub-renderprocessing modes divided according to preset distance information D,where the preset distance information D is determined according tocurrent state information of the virtual character 10, and the step thatfirst render processing is performed according to the first renderingparameter and in a unit of the virtual resource group 20 includes that:a corresponding distance d between the virtual resource group 20 and thevirtual character 10 is determined according to the state information ofthe virtual character 10; according to a comparison result of thecorresponding distance d and the preset distance information D, acorresponding sub-render processing mode is determined; and the virtualresource 21 or the virtual resource group 20 corresponding to thedistance d is processed by the determined corresponding sub-renderprocessing mode.

By means of the computer storage medium provided by one embodiment ofthe present disclosure, when a virtual character interacts with avirtual resource in a game scene, for example, performing operationssuch as attack, disassembly and repair, at least one of the virtualresources in the virtual resource group is determined as a particularvirtual resource according to a preset condition, and the particularvirtual resource is processed in a second processing mode different froma first rendering process mode. In this way, in the case of reducing DCand improving the usage rate of the processor, the virtual resource inthe virtual resource group may be independently processed to achieve apreset visual effect. The computer-readable storage medium may include adata signal that is propagated in a baseband or as part of a carrier,carrying readable program code. Such propagated data signals may take avariety of forms including, but not limited to, electromagnetic signals,optical signals, or any suitable combination of the foregoing. Thecomputer-readable storage medium may send, propagate, or transmit aprogram for use by or in connection with an instruction executionsystem, device or apparatus.

Program codes included in the computer-readable storage medium may betransmitted by any suitable medium, including but not limited towireless, wire, optical cable, radio frequency, etc., or any suitablecombination of the foregoing.

Through the description of the above implementation manner, thoseskilled in the art will readily understand that the exampleimplementation manners described herein may be implemented by softwareor by software in combination with necessary hardware. Therefore, thetechnical solution according to the embodiment of the disclosure may beembodied in the form of a software product, which may be stored in anon-volatile storage medium (which may be a CD-ROM, a USB flash drive, amobile hard disk, etc.) or on a network. A number of instructions areincluded to cause a computing device (which may be a personal computer,server, electronic device, or network device, etc.) to perform a methodin accordance with an embodiment of the disclosure.

Other embodiments of the disclosure will be apparent to those skilled inthe art after considering the specification and practicing thedisclosure herein. The present disclosure is intended to cover anyvariations, uses, or adaptations of the disclosure, which are inaccordance with the general principles of the disclosure and includecommon general knowledge or conventional technical means in the art thatare not disclosed in the disclosure. The specification and examples areto be regarded as illustrative only, and the true scope and spirit ofthe disclosure are pointed out by the claims.

It is to be understood that the disclosure is not limited to theaccurate structure that have been described and shown in the drawings,and may make various modifications and variations without departing thescope thereof. The scope of the disclosure is limited only by theappended claims.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY

The solution provided by the embodiment of the present disclosure may beapplied to a game rendering aspect, multiple virtual resources in a gamescene are combined into a virtual resource group according to a presetrule, a first rendering parameter of the virtual resource group isacquired when performing rendering, and then the rendering action of therendering resource group is completed by acquiring the first renderingparameter once, thereby effectively reducing the number of renderingtimes and improving the usage rate of a processor.

What is claimed is:
 1. A processing method for a virtual resource in a game scene, comprising: acquiring a first rendering parameter of a virtual resource group consisting of a plurality of virtual resources satisfying a preset rule, and performing, according to the first rendering parameter, a first rendering on the virtual resource group as a unit; determining, according to a preset condition, at least one of the virtual resources constituting the virtual resource group as a particular virtual resource; and processing the particular virtual resource in a preset first processing manner, and presenting a preset visual effect.
 2. The processing method as claimed in claim 1, wherein processing the particular virtual resource in the preset first processing manner, and presenting the preset visual effect comprises: determining a second rendering parameter corresponding to the preset visual effect, and performing a second render processing on the particular virtual resource according to the second rendering parameter, and presenting the preset visual effect.
 3. The processing method as claimed in claim 1, wherein processing the particular virtual resource in the preset first processing manner comprises: generating a substitute virtual resource according to the particular virtual resource, and performing a third render processing on the substitute virtual resource.
 4. The processing method as claimed in claim 3, wherein processing the particular virtual resource in the preset first processing manner comprises: hiding the particular virtual resource.
 5. The processing method as claimed in claim 3, wherein generating the substitute virtual resource according to the particular virtual resource comprises: acquiring location information and parameter information of the particular virtual resource, and generating the substitute virtual resource at a location corresponding to the location information according to the parameter information.
 6. The processing method as claimed in claim 3, wherein the first render processing refers to performing render processing on the virtual resource group according to first illumination information, the first illumination information comprising first direct illumination information and first indirect illumination information; and the third render processing refers to performing render processing on the substitute virtual resource according to the third illumination information, the third illumination information comprising third direct illumination information, the third direct illumination information is determined according to the first direct illumination information and the first indirect illumination information.
 7. The processing method as claimed in claim 1, wherein determining, according to the preset condition, the virtual resources constituting the virtual resource group to be the particular virtual resource comprises: detecting whether a virtual resource is attacked by a virtual character in response to an attack instruction, and determining the attacked virtual resource as the particular virtual resource, in response to detecting that the virtual resource is attacked by the virtual character.
 8. The processing method as claimed in claim 1, wherein determining, according to the preset condition, the virtual resources constituting the virtual resource group as the particular virtual resource comprises: acquiring location information and direction information of the virtual character, and determining, the virtual resource whose distant from the virtual character satisfying a preset distance as the particular virtual resource, wherein the virtual resource is determined, according to the location information and the direction information.
 9. The processing method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the first render processing comprises at least two sub-render processing modes divided according to preset distance information, wherein the preset distance information is determined according to current state information of the virtual character, and acquiring the first rendering parameter of the virtual resource group, and performing, according to the first rendering parameter, a first rendering on the virtual resource group as a unit comprises: determining a corresponding distance between the virtual resource group and the virtual character according to the current state information of the virtual character; determining, according to a comparison result of the corresponding distance and the preset distance information, a sub-render processing mode corresponding to the virtual resource group; and acquiring the first rendering parameter of the virtual resource group corresponding to the sub-render processing mode, and performing, according to the first rendering parameter, sub-render processing on the virtual resource group as a unit.
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 11. A mobile terminal, comprising: a processor; and a memory, configured to store an executable instruction of the processor; wherein the processor is configured to perform the processing method according to claim 1 by executing the executable instruction.
 12. A computer storage medium, comprising a computer program that implements, when executed by a processor, the processing method according to claim
 1. 13. The processing method as claimed in claim 2, wherein the first render processing comprises at least two sub-render processing modes divided according to preset distance information, wherein the preset distance information is determined according to current state information of the virtual character, and acquiring the first rendering parameter of the virtual resource group, and performing, according to the first rendering parameter, a first rendering on the virtual resource group as a unit comprises: determining a corresponding distance between the virtual resource group and the virtual character according to the current state information of the virtual character; determining, according to a comparison result of the corresponding distance and the preset distance information, a sub-render processing mode corresponding to the virtual resource group; and acquiring the first rendering parameter of the virtual resource group corresponding to the sub-render processing mode, and performing, according to the first rendering parameter, sub-render processing on the virtual resource group as a unit.
 14. The processing method as claimed in claim 1, wherein acquiring a first rendering parameter of a virtual resource group consisting of a plurality of virtual resources satisfying a preset rule is acquiring a first rendering parameter of a virtual resource group consisting of a plurality of virtual resources satisfying parameter information of the virtual resource.
 15. The processing method as claimed in claim 14, wherein the parameter information of the virtual resource comprises: location information of the virtual resource, a type of the virtual resource or other parameters that are set according to the efficiency requirements of the game operation.
 16. The processing method as claimed in claim 7, wherein determining the attacked virtual resource as the particular virtual resource, in response to detecting that the virtual resource is attacked by the virtual character comprises: acquiring a weapon type currently used by the virtual character; acquiring a preset determination method corresponding to the weapon type according to the weapon type, and detecting whether the virtual resource is attacked by the virtual character according to the preset determination method; determining the attacked virtual resource as the particular virtual resource.
 17. The processing method as claimed in claim 16, wherein the preset determination method is determining whether the weapon currently used by the virtual character and the virtual resource physically collide.
 18. The processing method as claimed in claim 6, wherein the first illumination information includes first direct illumination information and first indirect illumination information.
 19. The processing method as claimed in claim 18, wherein performing render processing on the virtual resource group according to first illumination information comprises: determining the types of direct illumination and shadow information in the first illumination information for rendering the illumination effect of the virtual resource group in the first rendering parameter according to the corresponding distance between the virtual resource group and the virtual character.
 20. The processing method as claimed in claim 18, wherein performing render processing on the virtual resource group according to first illumination information comprises: determining the types of direct illumination and shadow information in the first illumination information for rendering the illumination effect of the virtual resource group in the first rendering parameter according to the performance of the mobile terminal running the game program. 